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Hey folks, this is Brian from Snyk, and today I will show you a common XML vulnerability. There are a bunch of options available from the JDK to parse your XML file. However, by default, they are all vulnerable for external entity attacks. Let me show you how that works. I have a very simple application that shows me the users available in this system. All the users have a username, some data like their real names, and an optional comment. I can add users manually like in this screen, but it would be much easier if I can import an XML file. I can do that here. Lets have a look at the XML format. This is the XML format I need to use. I will import two new users. The first user is Matt Murdock with the username Daredevil, and the second user is Dick Grayson, aka Robin. Both users also have an optional comment. Side note that this is a demo application. If this was a real application, we shouldnt ever store passwords like this in a file. I will import this f
